List & Label Enterprise Reporting Edition 31

Released: Oct 16, 2025

31 での更新項目

機能

  • List & Label Cross Platform (LLCP):
    • With List & Label 31, a fully cross-platform reporting engine has been released for the first time - completely written in .NET and without native dependencies. This lets you create reports that run everywhere: on Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, or Android.
    • Up to 5x faster printing compared to the classic List & Label version.
    • Support for export formats like PDF, JSON, SVG, PNG, and more.
    • Support for all .NET-compatible data sources.
    • Flexible deployment: Docker, Azure, and AWS, including cost-efficient Linux hosting.
    • Seamless integration with Avalonia, NET, Blazor, WPF, WinForms, and more.
    • The cross-platform version is already fully based on .NET 10 - ideal for modern desktop, web, and container apps.
  • Bring AI into your reports with AI$():
    • Use the AI$() function to harness the power of OpenAI or other LLMs directly in your reporting. Whether it's translation, text summarization, or fully formulated suggestions - you simply enter a prompt, and the AI does the rest. This is enabled by the .NET integration of Microsoft's Semantic Kernel (the feature is available exclusively in .NET). Thanks to built-in caching, everything runs efficiently.
  • Ready for .NET 10:
    • With version 31, List & Label runs fully on .NET 10 across all platforms.
    • Future-proof development: LL31 natively supports .NET 10. You can start new projects directly on the current stack without limitations in reporting integration.
    • Continue seamlessly: Existing features like data binding, DOM, export, and designer work reliably under .NET 10. No refactoring required.
  • Pivot/crosstabs in the Web Report Designer:
    • Create pivot/crosstabs directly in the Web Report Designer (WRD) - no need to switch to the desktop designer anymore. You stay fully in the browser and save time by avoiding tool switching or installations.
    • Field selection for rows, columns, and values is done directly in the properties panel. The live preview instantly shows you what changes.
    • Whether you're analyzing orders by region or comparing revenue by quarter - your data can be grouped, filtered, and visualized in just a few clicks.
    • This turns the WRD into a full-fledged reporting environment - without media breaks, without friction. For you, that means: create, customize, and publish reports on the web - all directly in the browser, all in one place.
  • Performance improvement in the Web Report Designer:
    • The DataTree is the central view in the Web Report Designer, where you can browse your data sources. Tables, fields, and relations are displayed hierarchically. The library previously used was a performance bottleneck with large data sources. List & Label 31, completely redesigned the DataTree and migrated it to a modern technical foundation.
    • Appearance and usability remain unchanged. However, performance has been significantly improved. Load times are now noticeably shorter, especially with complex data sources. Even those can now be loaded in under a second. This makes working in the Web Report Designer noticeably faster and smoother, even for large-scale projects.
  • New Excel data provider for cross platform:
    • With the new Excel data provider based on OpenXML 3.3.0, you can access Excel files directly - without COM interop or Windows-specific DLLs. Access works, for example, on Linux, macOS, and other platforms via List & Label Cross Platform.
    • Previously, Excel access was tied to Windows-specific interfaces. That's now a thing of the past. With the new provider, this detour is completely eliminated.
  • New cloud storage providers: S3 and Microsoft Graph:
    • With List & Label 31, you can export reports directly to the cloud - whether you're using Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2, or Microsoft 365 (SharePoint and OneDrive). You no longer need local paths or upload scripts. Instead, you get native support for scalable architectures.
  • New PDF rendering engine with improved display:
    • The new rendering engine ensures more precise and reliable rendering of PDF documents embedded in the report. Unicode characters and drawings are displayed cleanly - independent of the fonts used or complex content. Reports and forms therefore appear clear and true to the original, just like in the source document.
    • Starting with the first service pack for List & Label 31, a new PDF export will also be available, ensuring improved display for exported documents as well.
    • The first service pack for LL31 will also offer support for the current ZUGFeRD version 2.3 to generate electronic invoices according to the latest standard.
  • New features in the Report Server:
    • As a new upload action, Report Server now supports Amazon S3 and therefore also all Amazon S3-compatible object storage solutions (e.g. Cloudflare R2, MinIO, Hetzner Object Storage).
    • Remove data sources in report templates: Data sources can now be removed directly in the properties of report templates with a single button click. Opening a data source in a new tab is now also possible.
    • Database schema in routine names: The routine wizard now also displays the associated schema under MSSQL. This makes it immediately clear whether the correct routine has been selected - even if the same name exists in multiple schemas.
    • New PDF rendering engine: The new PDF rendering engine now renders embedded PDF documents even more precisely. Unicode characters and drawings are reproduced true to the original, independent of the fonts used.
  • Repository for Delphi/VCL:
    • Starting with version 31, List & Label also supports the repository feature for Delphi/VCL applications. This allows you to manage projects, subreports, images, and other resources centrally without requiring absolute file paths. Instead, you access them via unique repository IDs.
    • In the integrated repository manager, you keep track of your content directly in the designer. For you as a Delphi developer, this means less manual maintenance of project files, easier distribution, and more consistent reporting.